Chapter 16: The Chemistry of Benzene and Its Derivatives

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aryl group

substituted benzene ring

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draw chlorobenzene

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draw nitrobenzene

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draw ethylbenzene

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draw toluene

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draw styrene

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draw phenol

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draw anisole

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draw aniline

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IUPAC name for ortho (o)

1,2-

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IUPAC name for meta (m)

1,3-

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IUPAC name for para (p)

1,4-

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Which carbon is the principal functional group assumed to be at on a ring?

carbon-1

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When are the o, m, p designations not appropriate?

when there are more than 2 substituents

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benzene IR signal

1500 - 1600 cm-1 and overtone pattern around 1660 - 2000 cm-1

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benzene 1H NMR absorption

6.5 - 8 ppm

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The existence of ring current is evidence of…

aromatic character

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ortho coupling constant

Jortho = 6 - 10 Hz

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meta coupling constant

Jmeta = 1 - 3 Hz

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para coupling constant

Jpara = 0 - 1 Hz

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A pair of “leaning doublets” with a large ortho coupling is characteristic of…

para substitution

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Benzylic protons experience a (upfield/downfield) shift relative to ordinary alkyl absorptions.

downfield

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The —OH absorption in phenols is typically (higher/lower) than alcohols.

higher (5 - 6 ppm)
alc is 2 - 3 ppm

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13C NMR absorption of benzene

100 - 160 ppm

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What are the two bands that aromatic hydrocarbons have in the UV-vis spectrum?

210 nm and 260 nm

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What are some important electrophilic aromatic substitution (EAS) reactions?

  • halogenation

  • nitration

  • sulfonation

  • Friedel-Crafts alkylation

  • Friedel-Crafts acylation

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What are the three mechanistic steps of EAS?

  1. generate an electrophile

  2. nucleophilic and electrophilic bond formation (hello carbocation)

  3. deprotonation to regain aromaticity (bye bye carbocation)

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What is the reagent for halogenation of a benzene for Br?

Br2, FeBr3

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draw the mechanism for halogenation of benzene (Br)

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draw the mechanism for nitrogenation of benzene

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What is the reagent for nitrogenation of benzene?

H2SO4

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What is the reagent for sulfonation of benzene?

H2SO4, SO3

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draw the mechanism for sulfonation of benzene

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draw the mechanism for FC alkylation of benzene

use a large excess of benzene

<p>use a large excess of benzene</p>
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How do you prevent overalkylation in FC alkylations?

use large excess of benzene

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